As expected, Three UK has officially launched the LG Nexus 4. Three is selling the new Nexus on its 35 pounds per month, 24 month One Plan contract that gives you 2000 minutes, 5000 texts, unlimited data and 5000 three-to-three minutes. You will have to shell out 29 pounds when buying Nexus 4 on contract.
ZTE is all set to release Nubia Z5, which has even beefier specs than our Galaxy Note 2. The ZTE Nubia Z5 is powered by the quad core Snapdragon S4 Pro processor and comes with 2GB RAM. It comes with a 13 mega pixel camera and is just 7.6mm thick, which is amazing for a powerful phone like this.
According to our source, Verizon will soon start offering LTE variant of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet that will have proper LTE frequency support for Verizon network. The tablet will be announced probably at the CES 2013 that happens in Las Vegas, USA.
So, I bite the bullet and purchased the Trident Aegis case. I am not too happy with the case. I was expecting to find two separate pieces of soft silicon layer and a hard PVC shell. The one for the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 has two layers that are combined into one and the result is not good – it does not have a hard ‘feel’ to it, which is why I question its ability to absorb any kind of shock in case my phone falls.
Samsung is rolling out Android 4.1.2 update for the N7105, which is the LTE version of Galaxy Note 2. This is not a leak but an official release that you can download from here. This is a complete ROM, not an OTA which means it will delete all of your installed apps.
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Spigen SGP offers quite a lot of cases for the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. Folks at runaroundtech have done a review of the SGP Hardbook case, which resembles the official flip cover for Galaxy Note 2 but has few differences.
First, the Spigen Hardbok case also protects the back. The phone sits with the battery cover on. This increases the overall thickness though.
